* Primary Guided Inquiry units

Listed below are exemplar primary GI units:

Stage 1: K-Year 2

From Caddies Creek PS: Submitted by Jenny Scheffers

• Threatened Animals
• Australian Animals for RFF classes

From CSU student, Amy-Lee Petereit, ETL401, 201960:

• Why do people visit other places? 

From CSU student, Nicholas Eldridge, ETL401, 202130

• Mini-Beasts

From CSU student, Mardi Saverin, ETL401 202160:

• How have changes in technology shaped our lives? HASS :  NEW!!!

From Lee FitzGerald

• Past and Present – an inquiry journal to use at home

Stage 2: Year 3-4

From Broughton Anglican College: Submitted by Alinda Sheerman

• British Colonisation Year 3 AC
• Human Body Year 4 AC
  
• Solar System Year 4 AC

From Caddies Creek PS:

• Convicts Year 4 AC

For Stage 2, from CSU students, 2018/2019

• Design Technologies: Is our school being consumed by rubbish? From Justine Allen.
• Digital Technologies: How can we be more efficient users of water? From Elizabeth Bradley.
• Science: Where would we be without bees?  From Krista Dowdell.
• Geography: The environment and its significance to humans,  flora and fauna. From Christine McDonald
• Geography: Australia’s Neighbours  From Alison Cunninghtam
• Geography: How can I live more sustainably? From Diana Brien, CSU 2021. NEW! 
• History: What is significant about James Cook’s first voyage? From Alyssa Kimball.
• Geography: A diverse and connected world – from Sarah Hahn
• PDHPE: Healthy, safe and active lifestyles – From Sharyn Pearson

Stage 3: Year 5-6

From Broughton Anglican College:

• Global Connections
• Australian identity

For Stage 3, from CSU students 2018/2019/2020/2021

• STEM and Code GI unit from Anahita Goudarzi
• Design and Technologies, Modifying the water cycle from Ann Maher.
• Design and Technologies, Veggie Patch from John Whittaker
• History, What were the significant events, and who were the significant people that shaped Australian colonies? by Sally Allen, CSU, 2021 NEW! 
• ‘A Tale of Two Stories – From Ship to Shore’: What impact did James Cook’s arrival have on the Indigenous people and the environment in Australia? by Elise Ellerman, CSU, 2021. NEW!  
• Geography – Bushfires, from Brigitta Gleeson, ETL401 2020 session 1  
• Science and Technology, Digital systems and networks, from Karlene Irving.
• Science and Technology, From field to feast – Bread from Mary Sim
• Science and Technology, Marvellous Micro-organisms  from Jane Conde
• PDHPE – How does the way gender is portrayed in our society affect our perceptions and interactions with others?  from Moira Marturia